Priest in New York Confesses to Murder of Anna Aumuller
Police say Rev Hans Schmidt confessed to murdering Anna Aumuller, a St Boniface parish worker. He described luring her to a flat on Bradhurst Avenue, dismembering the body, burning evidence, and disposing of parts by the river. Investigators traced clues from the rectory and a missing persons case to Schmidt, who was arrested and later committed to the Tombs after a coroner’s holding.
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Permitsion
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Schmidt
Huntmann
St Josephs Church
Bradhurst Avenue
Hantmann
Schmdts
Fort Lee
Anna Aumuller
Bradhurat Avenue
Giri
Miss Aumuller Rawell
St Boniface Church
Father Braun
St. Boniface
Miss Aumuller
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Hans Schmidt
Sers N
New York
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Toeac
Himach
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Aschaffenburg
Germany
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Waine
America
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Louisville
Trenton NJ
St Bonifaces Church
St Boniface
Anna
Brann
Inspector Faurot
James J Oneill Frink Cassassa
Packard WeKenna
George Sachs
Eighth Ave
Giel
Hungary
Joseph Igler
Seventieth Street
Oedenburg
United States
Isler
Siris
Hans Schrozit
Igler
Slayer Seen in Louisville Amid Murder Case
The Rev Hans Schmidt, arrested in New York for the murder of Ansa Aemuller, visited Louisville from August 1909 to March 1910. He stayed at Rev Westermann’s home, spoke little with locals, and performed mass only once or twice in small parishes. He held a PhD from the University of Munich and went east after leaving Louisville.
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Lousville
Hans Schmidt
New York
Ansa Aemuller
Louisville
Antil
Hewig
Henry B Westermann
Father Westermann
Senmidt
Ev Westermann
Wilson to Return to Capital Next Week
President Wilson planned to leave here tomorrow and return to Washington Tuesday as he believed the tariff bill might be out of conference and ready for his signature within the week. He took a long automobile ride today and spent the evening at home with his family.
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Berieving
Washington
Thaw Denied Church Privilege in New Hampshire
News from Colebrook New Hampshire reports that Harry K Thaw remains in custody with writ of habeas corpus pending service. Proceedings set for Littleton and Concord as Thaw faces federal and state actions over extradition. Crowds gather at Monadnock Mountain cell block while legal maneuvers unfold.
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Littleton
Concord
Nate
United States
Coos County
New Hampshire
Stanford White
Pratt
Jerome
Peikar
Big Tim Sullivan Mourned by Bowery Crowd
New York September 14 The Bowery mourns leader Congressman Big Tim Sullivan who died after being unidentified two weeks following being struck by a freight locomotive. Citizens from the Lower East Side and beyond file by his coffin seeking a last view as knives of black adorn buildings and store displays show his picture. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Patrick's Cathedral with a procession through his district.
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New York
Bowery
Big Tim Sullivan
St Patrick
Big Tim
St Luke Church Formally Dedicated in Columbus
Columbus September 14. The St Luke Methodist church was formally dedicated today with solemn ceremonies led by Bishop W A Candies. Rev O B Chester and Dr A M Williams assisted. the edifice stands as a major South Georgia Methodist achievement.
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Columbus
St Luke Methodist Church
South Georgia Methodist Conference
W A Candies
O B Chester
A. M. Williams
H GC Ewing
Acquittal Predicted by Governor Sulzer
Albany September 14 Governor William Sulzer predicted acquittal tonight after conferring with ex Judge D Cady Herrick about the impending impeachment trial set to begin Thursday before the state senate and the court of appeals as a court of impeachment He stressed the trial, not a political fight, and urged justice as his sole aim while acknowledging past sharp exchanges with senators and pledging to trust the fair process.
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Moses H Grossman
New York State
Felker
Jerome
Groseman
Grossman
Aldrich
Albany N
Wiliam Sulzer
D Cady Herrick
State Senate
Court of Appeals
New Crematory Resumes Operation Today
The new crematory, after motor failures on Saturday, will operate again today. P D Canham of the Destructor Company and the plant superintendent said repairs to trolley car type motors were completed and the plant should be ready before Monday morning. The city will begin burning accumulated garbage and accommodate carts today. A further official test by Destructor is planned later this week.
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Destructor Company
P D Canham
Canham
Destructat Company
Americans Held by Mexican Rebels Near Border Capture
Prisoners claim recruitment by Flores Magon Socialist party leader Barney Cline, planning revolt on September 16, and will be tried for deputy sheriff Ortiz’s death after being sent to Dimmit county authorities. Rebels in Mexico report 56000 armed, with bands of 400 to 600 under leaders like Madera and Navarro.
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Borings
Blackers Crossing
United States
Flores Magan Socialist Party
Memeo
Carrizo Springs
Barney Cline
Mexico
Dimmit
Washington
Sibley
Ortiz
San Lua Potosi
Rags Madera
Herradurra
Erneta Santosce
Alberto
Torres
Jose Cabo
San Luis Potosi
Neuve Leonamuulimas Cuerstaro
Zacatecas
Fandide Navarro
Pedro Santos
Huerta
Psaso Tex
Francisco Villas
Warcelo Carresco
Antonio Rejas
Bustillos
Chihuahua
Juarez
Mercado
Porforia Talamantes
Vilas
Star
San Andras
Bustides Ranch
Dues Tips Ranch
Alberto Madero
Jose Inez Salazar
Juares
Villa
Ingorre
Casas Grandes
New Orleans Papers Slash Rates To Fifteen Cents A Week
New Orleans September 14 The Times-Democrat and the Picayune, two of the few U S newspapers charging 12 a year, will announce tomorrow morning that their rates hereafter will be fifteen cents a week. It is said that after tomorrow only two daily papers in the country will be charging 12 a year or more for subscriptions.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
the Picayune
United States
Invigorating tonic touts malaria remedy and blood builders
An old advertisement touts a general strengthening tonic claimed to drive out malaria, enrich the blood, and bolster strength for adults and children. It markets a pale and sickly condition as improved by the tonic’s energizing effects and restorative tonics.
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